Sentence examples for zealous environmental from inspiring English sources
Reluctantly and sometimes resentfully, development officials confronted horrified families, anxious community residents and zealous environmental regulators.
Mrs. Whitman took office in 1994 and sharply altered the regulatory policy of her predecessor, Jim Florio, a zealous environmental advocate who had written the federal Superfund law while in Congress.
Mr. Inhofe said that Mr. Almendariz's remarks provided a rare glimpse into the Obama administration's agenda, which is to restrict oil and gas development through zealous enforcement of environmental laws.
But it grew over time into a political symbol: for opponents, of energy interests run amok, and for backers, of the zealous overreach of environmental advocates.
The plan noted that an "initiative to proactively open state park and forest land to horizontal drilling/fracturing will be met with zealous resistance by environmental activist opponents, who are skilled propagandists" (emphasis theirs).
They tend not to share conservatives' zealous ideological opposition to environmental reform.
The only problem are those environmental health officers, and their "over-zealous, over-cautious" anxieties about how hygienically the placentas were prepared.
He was a freewheeling environmental researcher in the days before bureaucracy and over-zealous health and safety concerns threatened such free-spirited humans with extinction.
Its staff, doing the bidding of a zealous Commission member from the area, who later would receive consulting fees for her "environmental" work, generated a letter writing campaign against my "development".
"The U.S. has generally failed to match Europe in making producers responsible for their products, in large part because of its zealous overreliance on voluntary, market-based approaches," said Charles Griffith, auto project director for the Ecology Center, an environmental advocacy group based in Ann Arbor, Mich.
